Furnaces International News
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Introducing SECO/WARWICK Group Green Technologies for the USA
For years, SECO/WARWICK has been implementing innovations, including green technologies. So far, European enterprises have been the main beneficiaries of these solutions, with encouragement for implementation by the European Union. But what about the USA?
04 October 2023 -
Virtuo™-R: Flexible, repetitive, and reliable operation
Fives have launched the Virtuo™-R is an innovative decarb solution, developed for reheating furnaces. It offers fully automatic control to ensure accurate operations at optimal pace and heating points.
29 September 2023 -
Guardian Glass Bascharage furnace to restart in Q4 2023
The furnace at Guardian Glass' Bascharage, Luxembourg plant is on schedule to be operational in Q4 2023 after a cold tank repair.
11 September 2023 -
Ardagh glass packaging to install the first Sorg Clean Melter®
SORG has announced it will begin construction of the first SORG CLEAN Melter® at Ardagh Glass Packaging’s facility in Obernkirchen, Germany.
07 September 2023 -
Primetals to supply ArcelorMittal's Brazil plant
ArcelorMittal has recently contracted Primetals Technologies for the revamping of two LD converters (BOFs) at its steel plant in Jõao Monlevade, Brazil.
04 September 2023 -
Ardagh’s ‘NextGen’ hybrid furnace nears completion
Ardagh Glass Packaging’s NextGen hybrid furnace, which could see up to a 60% reduction in CO2 emissions, nears completion.
31 August 2023
100% hydrogen-fuelled
Italian consultancy firm RINA has announced the launching of a six-year research project, called Hydra, to build a 100% hydrogen-fuelled steel production pilot plant.
POSCO and Engie collaborate
Global energy giant Engie and South Korean steelmaker Posco have signed an agreement to collaborate on a major green hydrogen project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
Green hydrogen deal
India’s glass optical company Sterlite Technologies Ltd (STL) has agreed a deal for the supply of green hydrogen to its manufacturing facility.
Call to reconsider BF
As four prominent steel companies forge ahead with plans to reline their blast furnaces, Steelwatch and Solutions For Our Climate urge them to reconsider.
